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1995 subaru legacy wagon. radio stops, speedometer stops then engine dies. I replaced alternator and battery, checked fuses what else it still cuts off after 2 miles 1 Answer
radio stops, then speedometer, few miles later engine dies. I replaced alternator, battery and checked fuses it still does the same thing.
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